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The phrase "are in doubt" is correct and can be used in written English.
It generally means that someone is uncertain or unsure about something. Example: "I am in doubt about whether I should accept the job offer or not."
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Nations go to war when they are "in doubt about which is stronger," he writes.
Now, those earnings are in doubt.
But now Recombinetics's sizable investments are in doubt.
Even if all the hospitals survive, jobs are in doubt.
At least a few researchers' projects are in doubt.
Now their own bona fides are in doubt.
However, in many cases, the instrumental variable assumptions are not plausible, or are in doubt.
"It was my second year, and they said: 'You are in doubt.
This summer the futures of a huge number of the world's best strikers are in doubt.
If the benefits of treating "andropause" are in doubt, so, more worrisomely, is the safety.
A butcher will comply but also advise if you are in doubt.
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